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//ucfirst(text);//
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var oldtext, letter, text;//These define what varables we will be using and that they should only stay in this script.
oldtext = argument[0];//This variable now holds the data that the user types in when executing this script.
letter = string_upper(string_char_at(oldtext, 1));//This uppercases the letter at the start of the sentence.
text = string_replace(oldtext, string_char_at(oldtext, 1), letter);//This replaces the lowercase letter with our uppercase one.
return (text);//Tell the script opener what our text now says.
//NOTE: string_char_at() finds a variable at the given spot in a string, in this case we said 1 was the position.

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//ucwords(text);//
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var text, a;//Once again, defining our variables that we should only use HERE.
text = argument[0];//Same as before, our text is now what the person puts in.
text = ucfirst(text);//Use our other script to upppercase the first letter, nice how GM can do that, eh?
for (a = 1; a <= string_length(text); a += 1)/*This makes a new variable called "a", it starts with the value of 1 because 1 is the starting position in strings; It then checks to see if our "a" variable is smaller than the length of our text to go through; And lastly, if it is, we will increase "a" by one.*/
{
    if (string_char_at(text, a) == " ") then//If the letter in the string at our "a" variable's value is a blank spot:
    {
        text = string_insert(string_upper(string_char_at(text, a + 1)), text, a + 1);/*Then put our uppercased    letter in front of      
        that  spot.*/
        text = string_delete(text, a + 2, 1);//Finally, we delete the old lowercased letter from our string.
    }
}
return(text);/*Now that that the string is finished, and the loops is over(a became equal to our text length) we can tell the user what the new text is.*/

draw_set_font(fnt_text);
draw_text(32, 16, "here is what the text looks like without ucfirst().");
draw_text(32, 32, ucfirst("Here is what it looks like after ucfirst()."));
draw_text(32, 70, "this is what the string looks like without ucwords().");
draw_text(32, 86, ucwords("here is what it looks like with ucwords()."));
/*You can put whatever text you want in the codes above, the scripts will handle it. You can also put more text in below this line.*/